The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 January 1990 — Page 9

Sports

Girls' hoop squad loses in overtime to Goshen

(By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer

Despite a strong performance, the Wawasee girls’ basketball team slipped to 3-9 on the season after a 42-38 overtime loss to conference foe Goshen on Monday evening. The Lady Warriors, who trailed throughout the evenly played contest, had an opportunity to

f wtor mW ' BL? -SI r wb *• ** .... H LOOKING FOR ROOM — Wawasee junior Paige Price attempts to make her way towards the basket during action from the team’s 88-13 loss to second-ranked Warsaw last Thursday evening. Putting the defensive pressure on Price is junior Liza Reed of the Lady Tigers. ( Photo by Scott Davidson)

Junior High update

The Milford eighth grade boys’ basketball team improved its season mark to 6-2 with a 38-28 win over Triton in action on January 4. The Trojans outscored Triton 24-10 in the second half to come away with the win. Eric Speicher led the way with 10 points, six assists and six rebounds while teammates Kurt Beer and Craig Whetten each scored nine. Dan Duncan tossed in eight points to go with 13 rebounds while Whetten snared 14 rebounds to lead the club in that category. The Milford seventh grade boys’ squad improved to 7-1 byhanding Triton a 43-31 setback in action last Thursday. Ttob Smith led the Trojans with 13 points while Chris Henson tossed in 10 and Matt Mast and P.J. Weisser each scored nine. Weisser snared 22 rebounds to

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Thursday Night Ladies Miller's Heating 50 22 Golden Razor 46 1 ? 25'2 Lake City Bank II 44'2 27'? Kidd's 43'2 28 u ? Culp's Welding 41 31 Louie's Bar & Grill 40'? 31'2 Wawasee Bowl 39 33 Ace Hardware 39 33 Alley Cats 38 34 Sandi's Clip & Curl 35 37 Liberty Homes 34 38 Town & Country 34 38 Beacon 33 39 InnoPak 32'2 39'2 Big Wheel 29 43 Lake City Bank I 26 46 The Honey Bees 24'2 47'2 Lane Technicians 20 52 High team game Lake City Bank I — 1051 High team series Louie's Bar & Grill — 2991 500 series T. Taylor 552, H Taylor 515, K Meade 502, S Mitchell 500. R Gerrity 510, N Anderson 527, C Miller 531 450 series C. Simpson 469, K Knisley 486, S Minnix 461, N Spurting 473, Y Coburn 484, J, Hobbs 456. C Nolan 489, B Gross 498, L Yoder 480, E Slabaugh 492, L Bobeck 464, W Mitchell 458. T Blanchard 495, A Luyben 497, P Culp 479, S Flanagan 480, J Wor finger 494, N Shields 461, P Summerlot 450, C. Boyd 458 200 games T Taylor 200. N Spurting 202. N Anderson 208 160 games C Simpson 165, 164, K Knisley 160, 167, H. Stuff 169, B Clemons 165, S Min nix 189, F Jones 167, T Taylor 170, 182, Y Coburn 167. 172. H Taylor 177, 181. J Hobbs 160, 163, K Meade 186. 162. C Nolan 172. 183, D Kemper 165. B Gross 162, 181. K White 182. L Yoder 169. 165. G Byrd 177, E Slabaugh 172, 17.8. L Bobeck 171, S Mitchell 166. 166, 168, W Mitchell 161. 167. T Blan chard*lßo. 164, B Campbell 178, A Luyben 161, 178, P Culp 173, S Flanagan 169, 194, R Gerrity 177, 181. S Obacz 160. S Johnson 186. C Solina 162, J Wortinger 168, 176, N Shields 191, N Anderson 168, P Summerlot 160, B Swihart 176, E Price 188. B Bowen 178, J Bockman 172. C Boyd 161, C Miller 175, 175, 181 Splits Cheryl Carpenter 5 10, 27, Helen Taylor 3 10. 3 7, 5 7. Sally Minnix 5 6. 5 79, Diane Miller 5 10, 4-5,- X-athryn Kntetey 2 7 Jackie Daffron 310, Jo Reed 56. Yvonne Coburn 3 10, Teresa Taylor 3 10. Freddie Money 3 7, Martha Myers 3 10, Wilma Mit cricifo or 2 7. Sarah Mitchell 3 10, Luann Wiggs 2 7. Sandra Flanagan 3 10, Cherrl Byrd 4 5. Con nie Solina 3 10, Pat Summerlot 5 6 10, Nancy Anderson 5 10. Betty Swihart 3 10

win at the end of regulation play but a last-second shot missed the mark, sending the game into the extra session tied at 34-34. The visiting Lady Redskins outscored the hosts 8-4 in the overtime period as senior Gina Smith scored six of her game-high 14 points for Goshen. “It was a well-played game by both teams,” said Wawasee coach Jim Hite. “Our defense is

lead the team while Smith had 14 caroms and Mast and Trent Beer each had nine rebounds. The Milford sixth grade "A" team improved to 2-5 on the season by handing North Webster a 33-32 loss on a last second shot ,by Brandon Bucher. Bucher led the winners with 12 points while Zach Stookey (eight), Troy Wuthrich (six), Greg Replogle (three), Jason Price (two) and Ryan Gingerich (two) rounded out the scoring for the squad. The Milford sixth grade ''B" team went to 4-2 on the season with a 25-8 win over North Webster. Chad Swartz led the winning effort with a team-high five points while Wuthrich, Stookey, Gingerich and RickeyRobinson each scored four points for the Trojans. Milford Girls’ Action The eighth grade girls' basket-

La nd-O- Lakes Kurley's Keglers 71 Dana 71 Cocinero's 71 Werner Bros Const 6 2 American Bldgs 6 2 Ligonier Elks * 5 3 Bud's Bar 5 3 Dangles * 4 4 Liner Bros Const. 4 4 R C Pier 3 5 Wawasee Boyvl 3 5 Ameritrust 2 6 Read's Racing 2 6 K of C 17 Doc's Hardware 17 Biddles 17 High team game Ligonier Elks - 1088 High team series Dangles — 3051 600 series M Durham 605 J Wortinger 610, G Knisley 605 500 series R Mullins 503. M Zellinger 515, J Rose 506. M Allberry 529, W Alderfer 515, C L Walton 540. J Miller So. W Schwalm 511, C Coburn 532, R. Hoover 519, D. Hoover 518, T Ryman 512, T. Smith 512, C. Garner 550, D Smith 517, K Knisley 512, D Hoogen boom 526. B Anderson 500, R DeWalt 547, P Lund 561, T. Hippe 551, T Griffith 511, D Johnson 563, G Smith 576, D. Vanette 576, T. West 511, R Mathew 575, B Obacz 592, D Paternoster 502. D Weaver 504 200 games: M. Durham 256, M Allberry 20b D Hoover 202, J Wortinger 231, G Knisley 227, D Hoogenboom, 203, B. Ander son 205. R DeWalt 200, D Johnson 211, G Smith 220, D Vanette 227, R Mathew 207, 200. B Obacz 205, 221 Splits J Sheets 3 10, 3 10, C Garner 35 9 10, 78, K Knisley 3 10. 3 10, J Blackport 3 10. D Barhydt 4 7, W Alderfer 3 10. J Walton 45, J Wortinger 3 10, L Ryman 3 10, D Smith 3 10 Friday Night Mixed Pizza Hut > 8 4 Bud's Body Shop 8 4 Martin's Feeds 7 5 National Products 7 5 Sroufe Mfg 7 5 Tranter Graphics 6 6 Milford Party Pack 5 7 The 4 Quacks k .4 8 Syracuse Rubber Prod 4 8 Bitner Eggs 4 8 HlgMeam g*me A series: Martin's Feeds - 705. 2003 500 series T Cravens 542, K Solina 524. D Hamilton 559. A Coy 512. S Kalisik 593. B 9 m W Green 515. C Nolan 512. S Parker 501. L Simon 540 450 series B Hamilton 452. S Coy 452. B Epert 464 200 games D Hamilton 221. S. Kalisik 204,

really starting to help us, it generates energy at the offensive end too and we transfer it and get up and down the floor,” he added. The Lady Warriors gave the 11-3 Goshen squad all it could handle as Kriss Eisenhour led the Lady Warriors with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Paige Price also scored 10 for Wawasee while junior Lori Stiver added seven points and junior Lisa Mikel scored five and added six steals. “We played a good game and I wasn't sure how we’d react after the Warsaw loss last week,” commented Hite. The Lady Warriors will host Tippecanoe Valley tomorrow (Thursday) in the Warrior Gym, beginning with the JV contest at 6:15 p.m. Elkhart Memorial will visit Wawasee at 1 p.m. Saturday. JV Loses The Wawasee JV girls’ squad fell to 1-10 on the year with a 29-17 loss to Goshen Monday. Heather Perzanowski led the Lady Warriors with 10 points. Frosh Squad Drops Close One The Lady Warriors’ girls’ freshman squad dropped to 5-3 after a 35-30 overtime loss to Northridge in action at home Monday. Brandi Bray led the Wawasee squad with 14 points. Varsity Loss To Warsaw Facing the number-two ranked team in the state and, according to some “experts,” one of the top high school girls' teams in the country, was a tough experience as the Lady Warriors fell behind 46-0 at Warsaw last Thursday, en route to a 88-13 defeat. Everything seemed to click for

ball squad for Milford fell to 1-3 on the 1989-90 season after dropp ing a 35-14 decision to Pierceton in its latest contest of the season. Crista Dippon led the team with four points while Jenny Bradley, Yesenia Cruz, Julie Magiera and Teresa Crabtree each scored two points. Cruz hauled down six rebounds to lead the team while Denise Replogle added five caroms. The Milford girls' seventh grade squad suffered its first loss of the season with a 22-19 setback to Pierceton. The loss left the Lady Trojans with an overall mark of 3-1 on the year. Lisa Charlton led the team with 10 points and eight rebounds while Jenny Sorenson, Kathy Roose, Kara Singrey and Shelly Kidd also broke into the scoring column.

211. B Obat-z 202, J. Stewart 209 160 games: B Hamilton 169, K Solina 168, 174, 182, S Coy 171, B Epert 163, 170, I Kalisik 160, R Carroll 162, B. Smith 181, 186, C Nolan 171, 191 Every Other Saturday Night Are We Having Fun Yet 23 9 • 1 Stop Bait & Tackle 22 10 Nunya's 21 11 Loan's Custom Sewing 20 12 Pick A Name 18 14 We Don't Care o 18 14 Brew Crew 16 16 Stamars 15 17 Over The Hill 15 17 Bombers 14 18 Clutter's Ye Olde Pub 13 19 CK's 12 20 Wac 11 21 The2's 10 22 High team game and series: Are We Hav ing Fun Yet — 716 2090 600 series: Jo. Wortinger 623, D. Sprague 606 500 series: Ja Wortinger 527, T Weeden 531. P Delafuente 577, C Marton 540, R Stahley 530, D Dean 522, P Ball 527, D Caudill 538 450 series: S. Frieberg 485, K. Dean 497, L Dunfee 491 200 games: Jo Wortinger 234, 200, Ja Wor finger 214, P Delafuente 212, C marton 202, D Dean 202, D Sprague 235, D Caudill 204 160 games S Frieberg 164, 163, T. Weeden 186, 188, M Willard 163, K Dean 168, 178, R Goad 165, S Ball 176, R Burkett 172, L. Dunfee 180, 174, R Burkett 179, D Richards 170 Tuesday Nite Ladies The3DeLites 39'? 28'2 Grannies & The Kid 39 29 Chumps 29 39 Go Getters 28'? 39'? High team game & series The3DeLites 534. 1463 500 series. D Lovellettes2B 450 series M Wiggs 487, S Gilbert 454. J Ryman 452 200games D Lovellette 217 160 games: I Menzie 161, J Dull 173, S Gilbert 169, 175, C Stump 169, M Wiggs 192, D Lovellette 167 Milford Business UAW 8 4 Commodore 8 4 State Farm Ins 7'2 4'? Gropp's 7 5 InnoPak 7 5 Pro Mino 6 6 Dana 6 6 Jerry's Carpet 5 7 Todd Realty 3»* 8«? SAL 2 10

the hosts, as the 12-0 Lady Tigers won their 41st regular season contest and 22nd consecutive conference game. Warsaw led 29-0 at the end of the first quarter and 50-4 at halftime as Mikel scored the squad's four points in the first half. For the contest, Mikel led the Lady Warriors with six points.

4 if* > bl iwWL n I , 1 FREE THROW WINNERS — Shown above are local winners from the Knights of Columbus free throw contest that was held on Saturday at Syracuse School. The winners of the contest will now advance to compete against winners from a similar contest held in Warsaw. In front, from left, are: Ryan Speicher, Amy Pritchard, Jenny Szynal and Ryan Mikel. In back are: Bryan Finlinson, Joey Salazar and Clint Beasley.

Freshman eagers win

By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer

After posting eight consecutive victories to start the 1989-90 campaign, the Wawasee boys’ freshman basketball squad suffered its first loss of the season, 45-40 in overtime, to Fort Wayne Homestead in the opener of the Manchester Tournament Saturday. , -

Area teams ranked among the state's elite

The AP Top 20 boys' poll has Kokomo ranked number-one with a perfect 10-0 mark followed byBedford N. Lawrence (10-1, Warsaw (11-0), Gary Roosevelt < 10-1), , Loogootee (10-0), East Chicago Central (9-1), Concord (8-0). Lawrence North (7-3), Vincennes Lincoln (9-0) and Marion (9-2). The second 10 consists of GaryWest (7-1), Princeton (8-1). New Castle (10-2), Indianapolis Pike

High team game: UAW — 1042 High team series: Inno Pak — 3024 600 series E. Scott 603 500 series B. Burthay 528, G Coquillard Sr. 531, G Coquillard 111 521, R Lindzy 582 J Jones 518, B Workman 501, B Perez 542, H Hochstetler 551, S. Zawadzke 539. J Shoudel 582, C Farr 542, T Smith 550. M Farmer 518, G Daffron 502 200 games: C. Farr 205, T Smith 210, M Farmer 200, H. Hochstetler 220, E. Scott 209. J Shoudel 205, R. Lindzy 220, R. Lemen 200. G. Coquillard Sr 222 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Cotton & Cotton 8 0 Wa Chester 8 0 Paul's U Lock It 71 Teghtmeyer 71 C J s Restaurant 4 4 ' Noble Romans 2'? i LaPetite ‘ 1'? 2'. Mastercraft 17 Ameritrust 17 High team game & series Paul's U Lock It — 889. 2429 500 series I Kalisik 503, J. Kausal 502. J Maher 528, R Gerrity 531 450 series B Swihart 458, B Kline 472 B Smith 466, M Rensberger 481. S Cotton 465 L Crow 451 200games B. Smith 204 160 games M Elward 168, L. Brower 163. J Kausal c 193, I. Kalisik 181, 176, J Maher 171, 184. 173, B Swihart 168, 172. B Kline 190 K Beer 162, C. Young 170, M Mock 166 M Rensberger 178, M Bray 161, S Cotton 176. L Crow 168, R Gerrity 179. 181. 171. D Trowbridge 180, A Speicher 161, C Shaum 176, S Sawyer 179 Splits M Vanik 27, J Lantz 3 10. I Kalisik 4 5 7, S Cotton 3 10, C Shaum 3 10 Majors Pin Jockeys 40'2 19'? Here We Come 37 23 B B s& T s 35'? 24'? J.LC.A 35 25 Loud Mouth And Crew 33 27 High team game J.L C.A. — 898 High team series B B s& T s — 2506 500 series T Caudill 512, A jßensberger 526 450 series A Steele 461 200 games A Rensberger 212 150 games A Young 151, Z Cook 165. S Gay 178, L Murray 159. T Caudill 180. 183. A Steele 165. 150, E Stricklin 156, T Hutter 158, D Stahley 17& C Brower 160, L Walton 160. 159. A Rensberger 177 Preps Rad Bowlers 4B 12 * Thunder Bowlers . n 39 21 Sparklin' Diamonds 31 29 Ninja Bowlers 31 29

JV’ Lose To Warsaw The JV Lady Warriors fell behind 17-6 after the first quarter and were never able to get back in the game as the host Warsaw squad rolled to a 54-15 win last ' Thursday in the Tiger Den. Perzanowski paced the JV squad with six points while April Bouse added four.

"We had some opportunities to win the game but we weren’t mentally prepared to win,” said coach Chuck Evans about the defeat. “I think that we learned some things from the loss and that we'll be able to improve from it.” The Warriors jumped out to a 17-10 halftime advantage before a drought in the third quarter allowed the Spartans to grab a 23-22 lead after three quarters of

(9-3), Carmel (7-2), Northfield (8-1), South Bend Riley (9-1). Evansville Harrison (7-2), Paoli (9-0) and Evansville Bosse (7-2). U.S. and Foreign Corps The Bush administration is seeking an understanding with Congress to ease restriction on American involvement in foreign coups

Rad Dogs 17 43 Nothing But Trouble 12 48 High team game & series Thunder Bowlers — 634, 1819 300 series C Burnworth3l7 250 series E Pinkerton 255. R Blosser 281. S. Cannon 292, D Eppert 281, R Harper 286, K Dean 292, B Dean 250, J. Glon 268 225 series': A Dean 229, R. Gordon 242, B Losee 246, B Bales 234 100 games B. Losee 101, S. Cannon 105, C Burnworth 138, D. Eppert 103, K. Dean 117, R Harper 107, J Glon 111, B. Dean 101 75 games: B. Losee 80, E. Pinkerton 82, 90, 83. B Bales 93, R Blosser 94, 97, 90, S. Can non 93, 94, C. Burnworth 95, 84, D Eppert 82, 96, K Dean 93, 82, J Glon 82, 76, R Harper 95, 84. R Gordon 92, 81, J. Schisler 85, A Dean 77. 82, J Glon 76, 81. B Dean 81 Splits: C. Burnworth 4 5, 3 9 10, B. Bales 4 5 Bantam Underdogs 42 18 The Stars 40 20 Kids With A Ball 36'? 23'? Thunder Bowlers 35 25 Cubs 33'? 26'? Bears 32'? 27'? Bengals 28 32 Tigers 25 36 Gummi Bears 19’/? 40' ? High team game & series: Cubs —348, 1023 200 series R Henry 226, C Smeltzer 214, B. Kuhl 237, G Coquillard 239, A Wiggs 277. J Mort 289 100 series: T Lovellette 188, J Pletcher 195, C Smeltzer 159. N Kelly 192, D Co quillard 136, K Hall 168. M Knisley 170, D Carpenter 167, C Knisley 170 60series: A Harris 75, J Spiegle,67 100 games: J Mort 107, 110 50 games D Carpenter 58, 55, 54, C Knisley 51, 51, 68. B Kuhl 63 . 90. 84. D Co quillard 58, G Coquillard 74, 70, 95, A Wiggs 88, 94. 95, K Hall 56 , 65. J. Mort 72, N Kelly 60 , 73, 59, C. Smeltzer 65, 54, C Smeltzer 89, 75. 50, T Lovellette 53, 73, 62. J Pletcher 55, 73.67, R Henry 65, 89, 72 35 games C Smeltzer 40, K Hall 47, M Knisley 42,38.46 Juniors King Pins 42 18 Hoosiers 35'? 24'? Rude Dogs 35 25 SOLS 32'? 27'? Easy Does It 32 28 The Odd One 30'*? 29'? Pin Heads 30'tj 29'? me *■ Hoosiers — 768. 2191 •» 350 series T Tanner 354, J Tanner 363, C Hausbach 372

K* wBRB f/ W J ►* W 'wRFJ V MSi « E I jl ’***' i V I?* SPLITTING THE DEFENSE — Lori Gargett of Wawasee looks to get through the defense of two members of the Goshen Lady Redskins during action on Monday evening in the Warrior Gym. The Lady Warriors fell to 3-9 on the season after dropping a 42-38 overtime decision to the Lady Redskins. Wawasee will host Tippecanoe Valley on Thursday evening, beginning with the JV contest at6:lsp.m. (Photoby Scott Davidson)

two of three, 9-1 on season

action. "The beginning of the third quarter was the difference because we didn't score for about five minutes and we committed a lot of mistakes, "stated Evans. After falling behind by five points late in the fourth quarter, Wawasee was able to battle back and send the contest into overtime after hitting a three-point shot with just seconds remaining in regulation play. In the overfime period, however, it was all Homestead as the Warriors fell behind 45-35 before scoring the game's final five points to make the final score 45-40. The Spartans went on to win the tournament later in the day by defeating host Manchester in the championshipcontest. Mike Ferverda led the Warriors with 14 points while Brian Kauffman added seven and Mike Garland netted'six. Defeat Churubusco In Consolation After dropping their first game of the season, the Warriors returned to the Manchester court less than an hour later and proceeded to hand Churubusco a 58-36 defeat in the consolation contest of the tournament. The win raised Wawasee's season

325 series T Kuemmel 345, B Schisler 332. M Hausbach 329 B Richards 332 150 games R Schwalm 181. C Swihart 150. T Tanner 151. C Hausbach 164 100 games. A Glon 116. 121. M Hausbach 110, 131, R Goad 101, J Foltz 115. 103. C Hepler 137, B Richards 114, 130, T McFar ren 123, 107, C Hausbach 116, B Schisler 114, 126, J Tanner 117, 113. 133, T Tanner 116, S. Laughlin 112, C Swihart 137, 135; S Richey 109, 111, E Bowman 141, 123, 118 J Hunziker 113, 131, 134, K Thompson 101, 105, E. Calhoon 104. 121. T Kuemmel 109, 113. 123, D Killian 120, J Galloway 115, 117, A Knisley 108, 106 R. Schwalm 120 107 Splits C Swihart 3 10 Monday Night Early Birds Go Go Girls , 49 19 Gutter Grabbers 45 23 Sunshiners 43 25 Candy Girls 42 26 LSD 40’? 27'? Cocinero's 39'2. 28'? Strikettes 38'? 29'? Walker Reworks 38 30 Bowling Bags 37’? 30'2 Dameons Nightmare 36'2 31'? Walker Pipers 31 37 Flexsteel »3 31 37 Louie's Pin Getters 31 37 Lucky Strikers 29 39 Swingin Grandmas 28 40 Flexsteel »2 . 27'2 40’? Fuzz Busters 27 41 BBBs 24 44 Walker Rejects 21 47 Rosettes 19 49 500 series 537 450 series N Briggs 474. K Goldenberg 480. S McKee 452, J Slabaugh 465 A Likens 462, K Dean 475., F Tucker 458, M Lam bright 468 B Swihart 466. L Dunfee 496. T Clow 478 160 games L Roose 161, D Swain 166, B Peterson 167, J Salter 165, N Briggs 197., K Goldenberg 160. 162. S McKee 187, S Bucher 162, J Slabaugh 176, C Shriner 198, 186. A Likens 169, K Dean 189, F Tucker 172. M Lambright 193, ’ B Swihart 164, 184, R Galloway 163. R Jackson 162. 161, L Ray 177, L Dunfee 194 161, L Paternoster 161, T Clow 183 Splits T Clow 57, 45. D Cook 3 10. L Dunfee 3 10, K 24 5 10. J Stricklin 3 10. P Blosser 3 10, L Spurling 3 8 10. S McKee 3 10 P Gordon 45. € Losee 45, N Briggs 5 79, 27, J Salter 3 10. V. Haney 3 iG, D Dunlap 5 7, 3 10 County Final Ist Half Season Pilcher's Shoes 44 20 American Legion 43 21 INCO 41 23

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mark to 9-1. "The kids responded well after we talked about some things after the loss. We really went at them hard from the beginning.” remarked Evans. The Warriors grabbed a 17-10 lead at the first stop and never looked back en route to thelopsided victory. Evans noted that the intensity level of the squad was much higher in the Churubusco contest, as he used wholesale substitutions throughout the game. “We really played some strong defense in the second half and that's where we have to continue to improve,” he noted after the Warriors allowed Churubusco just 14 second half points. Ferverda, along with Chad Dippon, led the squad with 17 points each while Matt McClintic added 10 markers, y Defjsdt Whitko 52-42 Wawasee raised its season mark to 8-0 after posting a 52-42 win over visiting Whitko in action last Thursday evening in the Warrior Gym. "Even though we led most of the way it was a close game and the key for us was that we were able to get some points on the inside. ' commented Evans.

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Ferverda paced the winners with 23 points while Dippon added nine, Garland scored six and Spencer Long tallied five. In the game, Wawasee notched a 31-13 win as Garland led the way with 10 points. Chris Mullins added seven points for the pinners while McClintic scored six. Tough Road Ahead Even with a 9-1 start, Evans realizes that the Warriors will be tested in the near future, beginning with a contest at Concord tomorrow (Thursday) evening. “Concord is 8-2 and they’ll be the toughest team that we’ve faced thus far,” emphasized Evans. “I was happy with the way that the team responded on Saturday after losing for the first time, but now we’re looking to stay on the winning track. The key for us with the quality of teams we still have to face is to execute and to be mentally ready to play because that will determine who wins,” said Evans. After facing Concord, the squad will travel to Fairfield next next Tuesday and to Goshen on January 18. The squad’s next home contest will be against Northridge January 22. All four of the games will tip-off at 6:30 p.m.

Bison Trailers 26 38 Syracuse Trans. 16 48 High team game & series Pilcher's Shoes — 1001, 2879 600 series: G. Newcomer 609, C. Eby 623, M Zellinger 638. A Bowles6l6 500 series: J Thwaits 545, G. Lowe 556, R. Hostetter 517, R Stahley 598, J. Schrecengost 542, K Knisley 548, M Clevenger 584, R Solina 546, S. Weaver 567, B Thwaits 565, B Knisley 507, C. Frushour 512, D Cotton 551, R. Stricklin 518, G. Dean 529. J Lovellette 532, I. Dean 598, C. Walton 525, C Swihart 522, F Delafuente 502, I. Senders 515, C Wogoman 526, B. Eyer?so3, G Price 528,3 Butt 505, D. Taylor 567, R Bunnell 575 200 games: J Thwaits 241, G. Lowe 216, R Stahley 202, 204, J. Schrecengost 204, G. Newcomer 233, C. Eby 209, 223, M. Zellinger 225, 225. M Clevenger 213. 200, R. Solina 209, A Bowles 215, 221, S. Weaver 213, B. Thwaits 228, D Cotton 223.. J. Lovellette 208, I. Dean 227, C. Swihart 209, B Eyers 201, S. Butt 202, R Bunnell 225, B Ross 210 Splits Randy Sendersts 7

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